[QUOTE="Zero_epyon"][QUOTE="hot114"]Hmm, 8 votes for sony so far and the only bad thing mentioned about them is that they did not include rumble from the start, cmon theres gotta be something better than that.
WilliamRLBaker
Sony doesn't really have much requirements for gamers that would be perceived as a rip off or low blow. They have free online, almost universal peripheral support, took a loss on a system with a larger feature set than its competitors and encouraged developers to produce quality games using multi-core programming, a technique that will change the face of gaming in the next generation. The good outweigh the bad in this case for many people to care.
1. they didn't encourage nothing, with their inept 3rd party programming, and coding support most developers floundered with the system till they learned it them selves, it was the same in the ps1 and ps2 generations.
***I meant first party. In regards to third party you're right.
2.universal peripheral support? no sorry bluetooth by nature is a standard so they couldn't have made it any other way, and most games dont use a keyboard or mouse.
***Well the 360 doesn't have bluetooth. Meaning you're limited to microsoft devices. And it's not just bluetooth. There's HD's, keyboards and mice (which are used for web browsing, and text chatting) and webcams. Most of these devices can be purchased by other companies such as Datel, Rocket Fish and Logitech. Just about anything that runs on usb and bluetooth are supported by the ps3. Which other system does this?
3. and they took a loss cause they actually expected people to buy it because it was a playstation at 600 dollars not because they were being chartiable.
***The point I was making was that even after the loss they still kept the expensive parts that made the PS3 what it was and still is instead. Or they could have just pulled the models all together and the ps4 would have been out by now just like MS did with the xbox. But they didn't an they ensured that while they work on making money of of it they kept the user experience going. hell they could have even charged for online services. And don't say "They're about to start charging" because it hasn't been confirmed what this premium service would provide or cost.
Read my comments above***
In addition, this is nothing compared to MS. Rushing a system knowing it will fail, denying free repairs until the problem becomes rampant. Then repairs them for free to avoid lawsuits, Cuts off xbox owners at the beginning of the generation by halting all production of systems and games, Charges you up to $50 a year for the same P2P(in most cases) service as PSN, and uses it's influence in media to promote itself or slander it's competition. (yahoo)
So who sank the lowest is the question. I say MS.
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